Are you're familiar with the concept of shrunken heads? You might think they're just stories from explorers about far off tribes, plot devices from Gilligan's Island, or a scene from the horror comedy film, Beetlejuice, but they're actually quite real.

They might be small, but the practice of making shrunken heads has a big history.

And that is the topic of this week's Mind of Marler, which you can find right now by

visiting mind of Marler.com.

Hey weirdos, our next Weirdo Watch Party is this coming Friday June 21st.

Let nothing stop you.

And this time it's a double feature.

What a terrible thing.

This Friday, Bobby Gmanster presents the vampire's ghost from 1954 where a bar of... Godi G be treated to 1961's the snake woman in which a doctor tries to cure his wife's sick

mind by injecting her with snake venom and she gives birth to a very creepy daughter.

But that's not possible.

That's why it's a horror movie.

The fun starts early at 4.30 p.m. Pacific, 7.30 p.m. eastern.

Watch one movie.

Then don't move a muscle.

Stay for the second movie.

It's a weirdo watch party double feature.

You're one of the nicest people I've ever known.

Well, thank you very much.

Our weirdo watch party is always free to watch online, so grab your popcorn, candy, and soda, and jump into the fun and even get involved in the live chat as we watch the show.

You will never speak of this. Never.

No, actually you need to tell everyone about this.

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